Married to the Boss: A Love in Disguise novel Chapter 110

Married to the Boss: A Love in Disguise Chapter 110

Adam held Lumma’s hand and bowed to old Mr. White. “Thank you for praising her. She my wife, Lumma. Lumma, this is old Mr. White. He is my best friend and my life guide”

The difference between Adam and old Mr. White was at least sixty years old. But they could still become close friends. It was an enviable friendship between generations.

Seeing their good relationship, Lumma’s embarrassment of being held by Adam disappeared. She greeted sweetly, “Hello, old Mr. White!”

“Nice to meet you, too, Lumma!” Old Mr. White was almost a hundred years old. Lumma was much younger than his granddaughter. In his eyes, she was a child. “Thank. you for visiting me. You are welcome to come to my house in the future.”

“Glad to meet you, too!” Lumma took her hand from Adam’s palm and shook hands with old Mr. White. Just as she took her hand back, Adam held it again.

Lumma was speechless.

Even if she was his real wife, they didn’t need to hold hands all the time. It was too deliberate. They would give the show away.

Seeing the two held hands tightly, old Mr. White was happy. “It’s cold outside. Come in. Don’t get cold.”

Old Mr. White liked Lumma very much. After entering the villa, he took out a gift box that had been prepared for a long time. He handed it to Lumma and said, “This is a gift for you. I hope you have a good relationship and have a baby soon!”

Lumma originally wanted to refuse. Thinking that she was playing the role of Adam’s wife at this time, she could only accept the gift. “Thank you, old Mr. White!”

Old Mr. White continued, “Open it and see if you like it. Just tell me what you like if you don’t like this gift. I’ll give it to you again.”

It was a gift for Adam’s wife from old Mr. White. Lumma was too embarrassed to open the gift box. She turned to look at Adam for help.

“Old Mr. White asked you to open it, so just open it.” Adam took the box and opened it.

Inside the box was a diamond bracelet. Lumma knew it was priceless at first glance.